pour something out

Examples of pouring

pouring

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Just before pouring, however, it was decided lightly to reinforce the church's wall-cores - at $4000 extra cost.
The central bureaucracy was poorly equipped to deal with the stream of complaints and requests for adjudication and clarification pouring in from the provinces.
The horizontal seams reveal each batch of concrete pouring (about every three metres).
The effective use of gradient pouring stations should largely reduce or even exclude any major concern in this area.
During the hot summer months, they began pouring at 4am and finished by 10am.
In the 1930s, the all-sound visions were still pouring forth.
Desires repressed in every fan's throat come pouring back as singers on stage or record sing our muteness.
If there was no bottom, you could just keep on pouring in ten, twenty, even thirty gallons and it would all just run out.
In this sense these alternatives were consistent with the designer's new interpretation of the shape with a separate pouring spout, corresponding to the new decomposition.
Here's another with a torch, a flaming torch, its fire pouring out inverted.
Interestingly, one of the vessels has a unique slotted pouring spout.
In one panel, grain is shown pouring from a woman's arms.
The idea behind model cities (1966) was to create a demonstration program pouring massive federal funds into a handful of trouble cities.
Not only were newcomers pouring into the nation, but also, as we have seen, they were coming from places perceived to be dangerously foreign.
It might be the case that my oatmeal's becoming hot is causally dependent on my pouring hot water in it.
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